The hot pink curtains are lovely!

Amazing! :)

Thank you, Wendy! The client was a lot of fun to work with and let me know early on that she wanted her boundaries to be gently pushed to create a unique home that she wouldn't have thought of, or had the courage to follow through with without a bit of hand-holding and encouragement.

Wow, that's really great! Love the dark wood and hot pink together contrasting the light walls!

Great use of colour in the lounge - we love it, well done!

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I was looking at the 'before' pic. of the sitting room and thinking 'oh that's nice', then I saw the 'after'.... I'm glad the client likes the red; after all, that's what matters, but I don't find it restful and I think I would get tired of it quite quickly.

I think it looks striking and the deep red and lacquer cabinet give a nod to its past

I'm not keen on the red either, I like something more restful. However if the "before" photos had all the bits and pieces tidied up, the rooms wouldn't have looked too bad.

Never seen a bay treated like this before - stunning! Makes me wish I still had my old home with bay window. Would never have been so brave with red, but definitely would have copied the idea.

Very cool - love the bay window! So nice to see something different and fun.

May I ask where you sourced the beautiful star lantern ... thank you.

Hi Snagglepuss. Of course. I sourced it from Pooky. I've used a similar one from Hector Finch is another project. Both are lovely and have a slightly different look.

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Fantastic - thank you so much. I have seen them on their site but great to see in situ to give you an idea of size. The house looks amazing by the way - it's great to see something a bit more quirky and unique. Feeling inspired.

I think it looks really good - very striking.

Looks to me like a combo of reclaimed scaffold boards and poles. I've used boards to make a desk for my office, just a quick sand to clean off the worst of the dirt, then a coat of antique wax, cost next to nothing from reclamation yards.

Hi Amor, Of course. As Jason suggested, we asked a joiner made them using reclaimed wood according to our specification for an industrial feel.

Jasondt I did think that , and looks very effective.

I think its bold and brave, love the bright woodwork on the windows and skirting, the rest of the house is great too, the kitchen unit colour especially. It's good to see some colour on Houzz for a change! I was a bit surprised to see the original floorboards covered up in the sitting/dining room, I hope the new flooring was real wood!

The cabinet in photo 2 is gorgeous and would look great upcycled with off-white chalk paint!